Well, you can't claim that our T-Shirts don't get around the place! Here is another entry from our truly globe-trotting top Alan H as he starts the return journey from visiting Oz for a few weeks.
The photo was taken at Arthur river on the north west coast of Tasmania, at a point furthest west, with nothing between him and not only South Africa, but beyond to South America as well. It may not be entirely evident from the photo but the winds were gusting at 70 mph causing that rather pained expression on his face. Apparently Alan was looking wistfully back towards the civilised world some 80 kms east at a place called Stanley (pop 400).
All a long, long way from North, North Wiltshire, but none the less impressive.
Anyway, the scores are in
1. The Location - 3.5 (Good usage of a plinth to prove the site of the photo shoot, although a little hard to read, so we'll give him this).
2. The Pose - 4.0 (Looking somewhat wind swept, the pointless grandeur is personified in the remoteness of the location and encapsulated by the post).
3. The X-Factor - 4.0 (For possibly being one of the furthest away photos we have every received, it has to be worth that extra 0.5 marks).
Making that a total of 11.5 - The highest score from someone so close to the ends of the earth and the edge of the world.
More please, even if only from round the corner by comparison.
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